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LADIES WINTER Hosrrnr
Corner 18th and r ste. NV.

LADIES WINTER HosIERY.
We are showing an elegant line Of Ladies' I'm
ported Cashmere Hose. with fine rnerino heel
sud toe tfnore durable than the all.woelh colors
black, navy blue, seal brown, garnet, gray, and
cardinal
Prices-35c., soc, 62hc.. Toe, s7hc.. and 81
per pair.
We call attention to the fact that these prices
are from Zoe. to loo. per pair less than the same
qualities sold for last season The result Of
buying in large quantities ami from FIRST hands.
Excellent line OF LADIES' Fleece-ined Hose,
in black, unbleached, and all the desirable
colors.
frices-25c.. Sc, 37hc., 42c., and SOC. per
pair.
Full line of Clhldren's Cashmere Hose plain
and ribbed. black and colored prices moderate.
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. 1th and SITS. NV.
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The situation in France has crystauized into one
OF those crises where force OF arms and OF trat,1
tons may do great injury to repuoicanism and
may make IL possible TOR a second usurparion OF
the right Of the people to self-government. The
strain 70 which the republic 10 put tests the goy
eminent just at q time when Europe expects war.
The whole situation centers on the Question
whethef France shall ultimately avenge her de-
feat In 1870. II the incident OF N. wilson's ais
grace can be made stumbling stone for NJ orevy
and a new President and new ministry be secured
10 the radicals France Will 20 on toward the strlg.
gle so many o. her people burn to engage In.
AT this jcnctare it looks as II Grevy would be
forced 70 resign. He can flnd no one willing to
construct Q new cabinet, ana 10 90 on without one
may provoke the Chamber OF Deputies 70 cut on
his SALARY and allowances With Grevy displaced
France falls into the hands Of Clemenceau, and
no one knows what Clemenceau may do
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Not only II Barnum the greatest Snowman on
earth but In the way OF game roasts he leaves the
much talked OF annual spreads OF the Grand PACING
Hotel In Chicago clean out OF sight.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-RY TWO ooLoREp Girls PLACES
v, n private families; one irt-clsss coos, the
tons. l6 Eary st. between 10th and 18th ~
WANTED-BY A YOUNG CoLoRED MAN SIT
rstsrsscs waiter IL private family tes oil Si,,
ana vermont ave and 18th st. u23-2t-
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN WHO IL WILL
srscsr. business. Address b. %. 45G st. NV
WANTEp-A LADY OF REFINEMENT. WITH
tesche. small chlrsa IN rrivsse family OF cspy-
is'. Address Boa L. star ofiice. n.32i.
WNrED-A WILL INFORMED GENTLEMAN
Sonsrsss preferred Address ''srENoGiAPl Err
WASrED-HFLP, ALL S,TIoNaIITIFs: End
Nx1hnsesnesn honseran. ernAn bartender snd wsiisr
M SIa ssieEed women cooks, &C. r. erkN-
WANTED-BY coLonED GIRL SITUATION AS
sss.is or cnsmne.insi wiling 60 ss..st PLAIN
days a. i42G NJ ct. NV. W it'
WANTRD.,HoME ron fNaIisH ORPHAN
NJ. ulrl, asea niteea condi.ois board sud cl'hes
9StBed ~ advertiser. Address Bos 40. Star ohce.
W.hSNSTEDszAr HEAD9rARTERs : POSITIONS
Buiisrs shM is coo NE 80 o'; Ss
WANTEp-BY A RESPECTABLE WRITE GIRL.
enes furnished Please esil At sfi 18th 81 Ssgsi.
WANTTD-A RESPECTABLE WIDOW LADY
w wishes situation - housekeeper: wvu,d prefer
working for Ill Army oflcer; objection 20 20 any
sd R &c 81 ga S 4 good ri'ren SsI, Or
MANIFESTATIONS IN BICYCLE TRADE on
mechsnicsl drauyhtsinan: nine years experience
IN tn<lAnd and Ca ada good nae ter extensive
variety special tools W. ROCK. loco Attn st Vii
mington, Del. u22-3ts
WANTED-BY NORTHERN MAN OF MrCH EX-
w perience. and best of reference eneagement
farm manager W. n. W, Star ofsce n22-A.
MANIFESTATIONS FOR woNFN co Ks
w maids, nurses, waiteress, sesmstress laundress
white colored and japanese buffers hfnen
and house boys. city references. at DICKS AGENCY
6l3 9TH st. ny..-.lt.
WANTED-A SITUATION To TAKE CARE OF
w an invalid nurse to infant Children very
competent American Protestant Call for two days al
present employers, /. Il n.w n22-2i'
WASTED-BY A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN A
w Place as nurse 10 children viii csre of an
Invalid lady best Of references. Apily at l32S l3tn
st. NV. n2n-2f
WASTEB-BY A YOUNG WOMAN WHO IN.
w tends studying pharmacy q position IN drug
etore Willing 10 do kind Of work required Of
Address A. L.. Star Office. n22-2t'
WANTED-KSowN THAT HELP OF ALL KINDS
w can be had a. South " sshngten Labor bureau
43O 9TH stsw. nll-lm
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FOR RENT-STORES.

TyoR RENT : BEAUTIFUL xEw sToRI. ieos
IL lSth ST., 20 By 30 concretsd cellar sane sAse
fen-room modern dwelling shove. and lsrrs brick
18th Ct and New Yorf ave- MP MlEhs
n2l-3t. 1Ass New fork ave.
COR RENT-LARoE STORE AND DWELLING.
Pennsylvania ave-. ostween Sd and ~ sts Inquire
% S3l 1is-ouri ave-. % fkAAk e. hkowNsNSsc o.
iumUis Law building. pl1-6r
IyoR RENT-sToRR AND DWELLING ie2s HioH
Il St Georgetown; suitable for Vrpeery lar roon-
Dwelling contains IL rooms With bah room. mod
rest scs ssozs S3N ksss Of dwelling eco Apply -
NQ foxNAN. S4lS y o. n ~ 90 % O. GULL
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-TEN- ROOM BRICK HOUSE WITH
w modern improvements. in exchange for lot
lOOxlOo, northwest. at go cents per foot; will Iny
diference in cash, give location and price Address
b. l., Star Office ns33t.
WANTBD-To RENT-A SMALL HOUSE IN
northwest for two adults. Answer with fun par
ticalsrs. l.. r., star Office. u23-di.
NNANrED DESIRABLE PIECE OF BUSINESS
w property we'll located for cash b. H. WARNER
CO.. sl6 st. NV. n22-3t
NVANTED-sMUL HOUSES PAYING GOOD
w rate of interest for investment. b. X. WA NER
& CO. 9l6 Est NV. n22-1
NVANTED-BY A WIDOW LADY. FURNISHED
w House; rent taken in board. with privilege of
other bosrdsrs central location. Address Box 81 star
Office. n.s2-3t.
WANTED-A HOUSE RECENTLY AND WILL
w built in desirable section OF the city north
westl. For suitable house So 900 cash will be paid
n22-3t HlIL& JOHNSTON, 13S 18th ST. NV.
WANTED-DEC. 10TH. A FURNISHED HOUSE.
w MONS. modern improvements. between 4 ans
and 18th aud 18TH SITS n.ws not 10 exceed s45 per
mouth; sna family: beat of references. Address NJ
f. A., Star Office. n2e-3t'
WANTED-DlRECT FROM OWNERS. HOUSES
w and lots for cash purchasers. Any property
Placed with us Will he literally advertised at
effected HOLLAND THOMPSON.
jel3 1913 r ST.. Adjoining sun Binding.
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Orfxrse Or 0. Mosrs,s
GLASS AND CHINA STORE.
loOo sTprer

Largest display Of the ceiesr.sed car,.a.a 1svS
0asA from carishaA. Bohenia town fsc,orv, mi.
szcssdansiy ane decorated esss n new for the arst
tine sxhfbitsd IN this city. vssss Pstehrrs n. Of
Re most untcss sD1 artistic shspea
Cone and - .a,~
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PROPOSALS..

pnoPosALS bon TIE kxNoyAL OF A suxKES
Soysns - 49,: ssslsd Pcepss.as ~. b rsssiy yS
1887, for the removal e . sanken 1rsck froaa ths
Washington Channel q the foVs Of 15H street az;
eouyaeeed within nfssra dAys. sfsr svas1lng q W
EIsiz EN- z sss q q: !: 80: 8
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CIos1se.Our SALE.

Our entire Stock Of Msn's, Boys and Chill
drsa's Clothing must Be sold rs~sra,ses Of
cost 10 close business. Nov IL your chance to
save so per cent By buying here. Come ,mfne.
disteiy. before our best styles are closed out
421 7rH STREET,
n23-3s Under Odd FsllowS nan
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lsoR RENT-l342 . ST NV. NEWLY FIK-
j nished Rooms. with or without haarl. se,0Dl
story front room has acoye; terms moderate. n.-t.
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0i5zri. ~ n.sn f1slss1 - $50
- ess.I f<on ~ So e &e74z1s
Ern4. e HnfInna. In eo4BN8 80
aeQarnof ErnQ,e b tElD& - e14sznaz.
M sport e lEnlIlnH tn Rsaet 1srnss
m1mcn.
Ias 5.paznnss Il Gnfh = Led III
Waanea1ag fuE E1a AaRalem whez4 ns
has in1En4lpe p1Aiiirus rs eANas1
Reum1na nnsxow nmw4N 10 y9NN2
rnnula e UlymFin. lie w41 3 1HgnEtss
vita an HnE klS abg1nre e<ea&1a No
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e lIsfes ueeks 1uration-
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On Innl ThuEBdnE eg1uins. Dls.1zzt
pftly una ei4g8 q lha ros.4e1es Is HI.
ard Ms. b. 8. MiIief. 1he tins va
plsasanily peNe1, In1aio. 1anei1E. sn6
aoagsraafiGn bainQ ne pEiaeIpa. elvsE
sions. Among Ne euesas weses NJ. n1d
Mrs n. Il. BnFkeft BIZ. and Mrs. q. b.
0errlah, Miss Mari BEEkelk Miss An
nza Jones'. Mica Nzgh. Miss Ha1als
Brooks. Msssse. 4. N. HaiieE, w. 4,
naeSinea, MnksenrY, Albart philsipA -.
q. Hiil and Il. II. P0nfims
kmonn fha passengers for San Efan-
sise0 On ne Elder last night we're: J. 7.
Riley, MiRa u. b. shaw. l1aee Holiday
3. ]. TnnferIIn. J. A. HcQnaKxa. 81.
FIerney, Z. Denison, n. EarfhsE. ".
Ean Ka1f1ne, ,. garnioo1. B. Bmifh, d.
3. Whilney, q 0finee, b. InRleham. J.
Ssoekleg, w. Bowers. A.. webster, q.
Wils1n, n. Weiss. ,. johnson, 4. 3.
Sngder ard q. B. HAIlman.
b. A. Swinsfo1d, Rroaidenz q tbs
Laks Mountain MininG oompaug 81
Alaska, came down en- the Ancon En-
Fonlo foR Michigan.
nag. ana Mrs. j. n. Denison. enkeT-
tained q company Of friends ns the
Methodist parsonaae ga Wednesday,
The Alvin JusIin Company playsd a.
she Oossa Houss on last Wednesday,.
fhs ususie was highly appreciated, end
eamsdY gave entire G11I1fect.ou
TIE Calhart- Cassidy opera cempaay
WsIl pEessnt % The pablo. e the 0psrA
House. on Tuesday and "Wednesday
ne ,.4aEis Doh ana Hebrew Dsan-
Allan WsIf, editor o. he Zyess. vas
10 Seattle last week foe few days.
Mis- Sarah Dlokenson, Of 0hileot.
Alaska, cams down en- the Anecn en-
Eoufs 70 81. Hsllen's Hail. Portland,
Ogaa0n.
NO. van Tyne, formsrIy Of ths Be-
atfle Timles, vas il this city yesterday
khe North Western III
press c0mpanY.
CAPTAIN Z. 4. Martin, who command
"a tlse l2ash Illinois regiment durinR
he civil var. came down ffom Alaska
81 the Anoon. Captain Martin met
|ssf evening, Colonel wood who con-
nandsd the same division. The tWo
zsnflsmen thad not mes for twsnty
HossSd HiII Of California. ana Al
ssri Phillips Of sbis city. are 10 Victoria
lef 9 fsu days.
Charles ~ Weod, Of this city, has re-
moved to Ha1Iook With hie fallly.
william J. Watkine, Of Franklin,
visited the PORT Of Entry last weak.
q, ~. Rouse and George O. EDWARDS
have gone 10 San Francisco and will Be-
absent abont four weeks.
A. II. PlnmmeE, Of this city returned
from "a Alaskan tour Of me Aneon.
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Methodist Protestant Church, eornsr q So
ond ana Madison streets, HeV. Clark Dasfs.
passor--Prenchinn mt II g m. and TOO p. n.
81 the Rev. A. \. Banks fBaptisal.
Trinity chnrch, Third street., Opposite oeuri
House. Dean Watson. Recior-DiVlns service.
Ills a. n. TIE Few. ,. ". oslusll. Of Iaeona,
ofaeiating. There Will Be ne evsniag series.
1Irsi MsthsdiEs Rpisoopal cAureh. Rss. 4.
J. H9nsoa, paseoE-servioea held p ne 1onng
dan,s chEiIlIan Association Hail, corner Erou3
and Spring s,rests. during the erection Of tie
nsW courcb. General class - 10 3. n Rrsach-
ing q II .. o. b. the pettof- Sunday school,
l2l5pm. To1nG peoples union q 8 ?. n
Services 81 : D. N. etrangers and al sthsfs
made welcome.
Elsst German Rsfsxmsd chureh. cornsr e
Seventh and Cherry stEssts, Rev. g. 0Essdal.
passaE-1ivi1s ss,s,e o svssy k ssae 3 q y :
Prayer meeting Wednesday evuntna q TSa
Meeting for mission purposes q T.9o ,. m.
every fErst Saturday Of tha MONTH 0eKmsnn
are cordially invissd 70 Che shove meetsngs.
Christian Church. seneca straes, hstwsen
Third and Fourth, Rev. 3. u. Moss, pastor
Preachisg a II 4. n. and 5:s0 ?. m eunday
school q 10 An. Tsachers' nssiiag en Tusa-
car q 7.So p. n.
Swedish MsthodIst EpEsoopai ohursh. Einh
street, between PIKE and Pms, Rev. Jehn
BTansr, pa1scT-Diyins service every Sunday.
3 ths Gernan language. q p =. Sunday
School ct p. N
Free Msshodfst Church, Pine strset. between
Ninth and Tenkb-pfeachins 81 II 3. q. nnd
7:so D. n. Sunday School e els q a. Prayer
service Wednesday niehis.
Regular song ana ecspsl service a ths x0nnE
MsnS Christian Association 0hApeis eoFlisF Of
Front and Spring ssrees4 mis- aissznoua q 3
O'clock.
swedish Iuthsran churSh. TAird sszset nasr
RSks, Rev. q. A AndeEsen. pastcr-s1Ryfeea e.
II .. m. and S.So p. n.
First Daptisk Church. Noursh stEests neeE
James, Rev. .. J. Pierce. pastor--xhs pastor
will n each a II o'clock s, M. On "Tho touch
Of healins," and ~ G;s0 ?. u. 90 Love - .
faw."
asx. D. J. Plsros win preach q Ffasklsna's
Han, Lake Union, q 40 y N
Uuitnrfnn Service, Masonis Han. Rss. Q. q.
Greer, minister -Proachlng At II . n. topis.
: me good ssldier." kssFybody seieona
First spirituallst socissy. Masonic Hall, Ffoat
slreet-Lecfufa svery Sunday e ?. n. sharp
b Rev. Dr.. fred o. Honberi, tEznes SpeAkeF !
sabiect given b. the andfsnoa. Af1er ieotars
tasfs and dsscriptions Of spirit frisnas q thess
proseus viii b given from the platform; also
questions On the spiritual philosop1y ~ The
aadtones prumptly answered oone ana knsw
tbs truth
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Il assnn almost imposaihls to jnsaalne
What fnsta d nov being displayed IN tne
mnnufactnEina and dsgiRninR Of bogs'
ol0ehinR, and the taste KequlE9e 10 80
leosinn tho various shades and designs.
but f1e we'll knswn fFm Of Kline a
flossnhora have this season secured
through their wa1ohfni manager Of the
hoysi elOehing department me IsxRss1
and most varied assortment Of boyB'
Jersey and slookfnet suits u al shades
and is different styles, including she
popular Norfolk and sailor desiRna eyer
prssenied 10 tie purohasing sounlunIly
az SEATTLE and Eiolnity. An invitation
is extended 10 al parents blsazsd ul.h
sons 20 gazs upon these gems @ eEtisste
taste, and 8 elanco q tleH ana sns fea-
sonnbIe prices marked Win move snem
from orr crowded Shelves %
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uar f3lkar 8 4 elzlaasi naps
On nfafuE1 1ix feet tsFeA.
AGA snill llseo1ho1t apps ? pisn
Thnk p4salySoa n's
Hst eanakkes Il q Rantis Rifh
RnN xAFs alEe kei2a NE osars
ma how Am I 70 elnina ny pnats
So lonq a. he = neAsf
IN ncf ! esunsa, BAT. goa kne~s
s1as fhfnes are almglY fesal
fea In AFRAID Il ] ste1l4 -
H1r q W0eA mahe : mss1
eofan psrssd irc1 - dgss
And ear11 ny WIElc111 lAlA
Hacsass hnFpa ny 1g1e1s ioss
Does not rbQIpscoate.
bcmsrvElls fesfzas.
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amwgrVg ~ WrnTmwnn

MsM WinBl0W's so0tkana Syrup. tos ehfldEen
testhing, u the prescription % enc 81 - 0e1l
female nuEsee and phyaleian1 - the uaitsd
States. and hnB besn usnd for forty years win
never failing success ~ milliona Of Mothnn
Cor ahglR ohlldEgn- During the proeeas e
teothing it. value = incalcaiabla. 6 relieves
he eh1ld from pain, cures dyB1ntsRy a1d d3HE.
Fhma. Gripina n ~ bowels and wind colie.
b giving health % The child e rests the
Mothsf. Prise 50 bostis. zp1sdW1y
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MONEY m0AN

On chahtis mortgage, good collateral
or personal security, notes. MORTGAGES.
soFlp, bonds, time nhseks. etc, bonghs.
ConEr1uM, MzEEMn Il 90.
Once with Judge Smith, James street.,
opposite the Occidental. anB.
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D. the FIrst National Bank 81 Seattle. IN
the Territory Of Washington. e. the clase
Of business October sth. 1ssf:
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NJ. MasAsE. q rosslasd. Is yasitssa
NJ. n. W. JoAus.
Mss Lxzss Ferry q ssattie aaa
Misses 1anris KaroeG and A6siia Oasis
esas e Tasomas wAc wess n a1tsneanrs
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Mlnnanlnr "a.


The eohossroom % The Annis WRIGHT
Seminary va crowded last Wednea6as
evening vas alven ~ 70 muaic and nliad
With tha performances 81 yosal and IN
Tha evening vas mach eniOyed b eli
pFesenk.
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A pisasani iisils party vas aigen e
The heme o. Ma, O. 3. kyIheF % hll
efrree Monday evening, ID hoDor Of
Hiss Olive Long. Amona those prs
enf eeFsi Ms. q. y. kTtnefs aiessa
Asn9 end MayblFd hgthex. Kama Ions.
AIiae Lona, Vivian Waiizs Dandy
Wailss. ard Tabia LunR. Mf. Allan
O. Yoane and Mr.. Fred LonG.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

re wssk i1sl pAai was . qaisa go
sassslly, ehest bsIna very few sysnts e
ehronlels. We bad We uaual allgwansa
= amaasmsnt Ia TIE thsatEieal linss
bus e Vt shsrs appsaSn 10 be very lisais
nagsmana n soolal Circles.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

On ThuFnday aud Friday ef next
week, November 80 and 4gh, Milton
Mobiles ard his dramatic company wili
appeaF Al Esye,a Opera House. MF.
Nobsts Il en- artist ~ much power, and
hns been favosnbiy roeolg1d h ell the
pfumlnens oiiiog % the eountrY. His
repertoire thln season consists uf "kfom
GiFa d Son" Love and Las, Pho.
nix" and 'tnleFsieWen Daxina hts Be-
aa6le HnaaGBment Nc win probnhiY piay
fh& ARA t@a nlnVn named
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

A nlaHo1nl wedding o11ulf99 %
Tknrsdag eTsnlna Iagl, The coaif9sslla
rsrIIes bolna NJ. Marion !. ffFss ne
nopaiar nna1aner of lhe 0gsre house.
nd MIna LIor5fia y. Riplsy, daughter
81 Rfof. and Ms. nipisy, Of this elsy.
The wedding was . very gales aAais,
esly 4 fe4 ~ tha Intimate fEienos o
eke parties beInQ pfosenf. u o1eafEed
nt 10 residences 81 tha brides PARENTS
fha Rev. A. ,. Hansen EeafoEming ne
eeremnny. CunaRnt1iafhona hAge ben
pouFina ID upon me gQanH eo1pie afeF
sinoa lie happy event eccuEred.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

aAivin Jeslln's vas Rrested with good
hoaaea 90 both ThaFaaay aud Friday,
and those present appoarad % enjoy Tbs
adventures 81 The old Yankee farmer
eznong TIE sights and temptations Of
NoR York. Ne. DAVIS Support wan
very good. and tbs ufcheatfA whieh &C.
eompaalsd hina was made up Of hEat.
eiass aftlsia
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

An interesting lecture uaa given Is
she F0oms of the Youna Meas Ohfiatian
Association on Last Friday esenlna, b
Hee. N. IL. Dawson. His enbieel vas
ssNet8d Anolapt and Modern ditias ol
ahs WoFid.n The leotnge waa illustrated
VITA assrsopaie0n viawa, ana those VIA
llaaenad 70 u we're highly instructed and
nnaaHEnlnAd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

Tie order Of Palrsotle ssns Of AmeF-
lea Raso q social entertainment fof TIE
rnsmhefa aud their wives - Ryiht4n
Hall, last oseriDa. There wsre abeul
10 persons present and Jolly good
time wae enjoyed. There we're inter
estinq npaechas, good fnnslo and 8 bona
flfnl nproad. IL the midat q the fes-
fisitie1 he printa11 wars nos forgotten,
Is aitesled b. the pot of boiling e0hee
nnd basket az Sandwiches ard ffult,
which Was eent 20 tha composing room
nkstnK inreh flnaa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

AmoH1 crown OF N144t4l00A448 n
a. city tha ether dAy was q tall sim,
has othcRwisa. regulation kneiiehUan.
vho. whils nann6oEing down Paoine
aVsans, turned into hatcher sAop aad
looking ahoat b q uurions bat s1peroil-
fons Way, nnAily concentrated his
afssnfsea npoa hind qusrieF Of hes.
and anles
So ThIs 4 bear msaif
Ire hufaheg oanaht his bEsatA for ~
fnsiank when ho had got htmsslf 70
asEh1r aaain. be answered quite eom-
raanrnilg. ssCuxlainly. aiF thaa b bear. =
Ha had no time % Qatbls over tsshni.
al poinas On she instant but he sa14led
uulis saEiaE anA1Kilg VITA bin eonassenee
sfseFwaFas fu2 thia neQnssnnas co the
snuTs ehnt The psg waa mn4xs1nad.
sgus4 give ne I've poNn6As naAd tie
s,sannal. II wa taxa e % fhs hsiel.
havs been hunrFy fer bear sVsE sinss !
sama Wessn
Ths seaa vaa dons 10. paid fos. taken
away ard Was not ssea aEain ~ tas
kaeehsr. Hsnca she $1,000 q he he1el
lhaa foIi1Wsd tbs pursAa18r'a euntsF-
saee Win fhs oook AUS b plo11Fef Ii
Ihe mEnf. OF esuEns fhis n1sFy IN rs !
b hsllssed. bua ~ fas1 +. . q . eoid
rh.n N. a.v, ssI,.w,s n. thrs.a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-23

Washington living Bishop viii short.
b appear - Eyes OpeEn House and
GIVE one ef bis celebrated eaieftain.
mente. His mind Fsadina has created
q aFsat asuaaiion On The Atlantic coas,,
aud since bic arrival IN tie West TIE
mgsllesation q bic andienosa has besn
quite e great.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-29
For Sale---The Nevada Hotel

This popular and we'll known hotel is offered
for sale At bargain. 1t is doing a big business.
and has steady run Of custom.
For further particulars apply to the proprietor,
W. j. ARMSTRONG,
apl2 At the Nevada Hotel
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-29
Ranch to Rent.

Ranch on Csmas Prairie is for rent for one
year from date.
The said ranch ia timber culture and situate
along Soldier creek, which runs through it. Some
90 acres of 1t are under q lawful fence and so
acres have been cultivated.
The owner will rent it to any industrious indi-
vidual who will agree to plant 10 acres to trees
the hrst thing In the spring, as they arrive
and who will agree to keep the fences up. No
other rent will be charged.
Apply at the TIMES office.